Recent Articles in Buying and Selling Property Checklists

Latest three checklists for moving during COVID-19
May 13, 2020

A cross industry guide to re-opening the housing market, enabling people to move safely has now been published today. It is essential that if you are thinking of buying, selling, letting or renting that you read in particular the consumer guidance. Although you can now move, there are a lot more things that you and the property industry will need to do to do so safely. To find out more, read the full guidance and property checklists.

Help for first time buyers
Apr 21, 2020

For first time buyers, visit our 'help' page covering all subjects of the buying process, including saving for a deposit, how to get a mortgage, finding the right home, choosing a legal company, offering on a property, surveys, insuring your home, plus lots lots more.

Q&As for consumers investing and renovating during Coronavirus
Apr 2, 2020

The spread of Coronavirus has meant anyone with a property project whether investing or renovating needs to update themselves on the ‘new rules’ so they know what they can and can’t do. Although much of this guidance is coming into place for stay at home measures, Coronavirus isn’t going to go away for the rest of the year unless a vaccine is created, so it’s important to acknowledge that these measures are likely to be in place for some months and possibly the rest of the year. Read our Q&As for investors and renovators here.

Q&As for tenants during Coronavirus
Apr 2, 2020

The Government has asked tenants/landlords and buyers/sellers where possible to “delay moving to a new house while measures are in place to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19)". This information should answer all your questions, the Q&As, where possible, are taken directly from Government guidance, my Q&As are just the top 10 I have seen, helping to save you a bit of time hunting for an answer.

Q&As for landlords during Coronavirus
Apr 2, 2020

The Government has issued guidance to landlords, tenants the local authorities who ‘police’ lets in their area and renting guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities. Wales has also provided information for tenants, landlords and agents and from Rent Smart Wales. This information should answer all your questions, our Q&As are more of a summary for the key questions asked, but always refer to the relevant documents and if necessary, quote from these documents to tenants. The next few weeks and months will be an incredibly testing time for landlords.